KELSEYVILLE— The Lake County Arts Initiative is pleased to announce a truly enormous show presented by the Museums of Lake County. This collection of Nick Hyde’s most famous works from Dec. 1 – Jan. 6. This showing of his work is so large, it will encompass three museums in Lake County. There will be an opening reception November 30th at the School House Museum in Lower Lake from 5 p.m. to 8 pm.
The recommended “self guided tour” is to begin at the Courthouse Museum, 255 North Main Street in Lakeport. From there, you will travel to the School House Museum, located at 16435 Main Street, Lower Lake. The final stop is in Middletown at the Gibson Museum, 21267 Calistoga Road.
Artist Retrospective – Nick Hyde
“I began painting in San Francisco when the New Age Era was just beginning to bloom (1967), when the possibilities were endless, boundaries were boundless – what a time to paint without questioning the whys.” Nick Hyde is a prolific artist who started painting in the mid-sixties producing beautifully detailed, highly surrealistic images such as “Estate of Man”, “Abraxis” and “Beth Ann”. He then made his way into gorgeous landscapes including his works, “The Bridge” and “Golden”.
Artist information http://www.nickhydeartist.com, nick@nickhydearts.com
